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Malaysian International Passport
1. Introduction
The Malaysian International Passport is a valid travel document issued by the Malaysian Government for the purpose of travelling abroad.
2. Eligibility
Malaysian citizen.
3. Where to Apply
Any Immigration Office or Malaysian Representative Office.
4. Validity
- Valid for two (2) years or five (5) years from the date of issue.
- The balance of the expiry period from the old passport can only be granted to the new 5-year passport provided it is:-
- Not a lost case
- Not a damaged pasport (in good condition)
- Not a case under investigation
5. Passport Fees
- RM100.00 for 2 years
- RM300.00 for 5 years
6. Special Fees
RM150.00 for 5 years
7. Eligibility for special Fees
- Children under 12 years old
- Students under 21 years old with proof to study abroad on the day of submission.
8. Exemption of payment
Exemption of payment is given to the handicapped or disabled person on condition that he/she produces a letter from the Welfare Department.
9. Modes of payment
- Cash
- Postal Order or Crossed Bank Draft :
- In Malaysia – made payable to the Director- General of Immigration Malaysia or State Immigration Director only.
- Overseas – made payable to the High Commissioner of Malaysia/ Deputy High Commissioner of Malaysia/ Malaysian Ambassador/ Malaysian Consulate General (where applicable)
10. How to Apply For a Passport
The applicant must:-
Appear in person at the Immigration office or Malaysian Representative Offices abroad.
Submit a Completed Form (Im.42-pin 1/97). The form can be obtained from any Malaysia Immigration office or downloaded from our website (should be printed on both sides using white A4 size paper).
Refer to the following table for first time application :-
11. New Application
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Applicant |
Place of Birth |
Conditions |
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18 years old and above |
Born in Malaysia |
Identification Card (MyKad) If the applicant is not in possession of MyKad, temporary identification Certificate (JPN.KPPK 09 or 11) AND Birth Certificate is required 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Born outside Malaysia |
IdentificationCard(MyKad) Form W/ Birth Certificate/ Certificate of Status Travel Document used for return to Malaysia 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Army Officials |
Army Identification Card 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Police Officials |
Police Identification Card Birth Certificate 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Under 18 years old |
Born in Malaysia |
Identification Card (MyKad) Birth Certificate Parent’s Identification Card (The child and parent must be present to submit the application) 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Born outside Malaysia |
Form W/Birth Certificate/ Certificate of Status. Travel documents used to return to Malaysia. Parent’s Identification Card (The child and parent must be present to submit the application) 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Deceased parent (s) |
Identification Card (MyKad) Birth Certificate Death Certificate of the Deceased Statutory Declaration from legitimate guardian Guardian’s Identification Card or valid passport (for foreigner) Identification Card of the living parent 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Divorced parents |
Identification Card (MyKad) Birth Certificate Death Certificate of the Deceased Statutory Declaration from legitimate guardian Guardian’s Identification Card or valid passport (for foreigner) Identification Card of the living parent 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Parents cannot be traced |
Identification Card (MyKad) Birth Certificate Statutory Declaration and verification from the village head (Penghulu/Ketua Kampung) Guardian’s Identification Card or valid passport (for foreigner) 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Adopted Child |
Identification Card(MyKad) Birth Certificate Certificate of Adoption Guardian’s Identification Card or valid passport (for foreigner) 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Married |
Identification Card(MyKad) Marriage or Divorce Certificate 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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12. Passport Renewal
A new passport will be issued upon passport renewal application.
Balance of the passport validity of not more than 6 months can be carried forward on the following conditions:
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Applicants |
Conditions |
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Under 18 years old |
Same documents as first time application Current Malaysian International Passport 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
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Above 18 years old |
Identification Card (MyKad) If the applicant is not in possession of MyKad, a Temporary Identification Certificate (JPN.KPPK 09 or 11) AND Birth certificate is required. Current Malaysian International Passport 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background (3.5 X 5 cm) |
13. Loss of Passport
Definition of damaged passport :
A Malaysian who has lost his passport should :
- Lodge a police report
- Refer to the nearest Immigration office to submit the application for passport replacement by meeting all the following requirements:-
- Identification Card
- Parent's Identification Card (for applicant below 18 years)
- Application Form IM.42 Pin 1/97
- Questionnaire Form IM42c
- 2 copies of a recent photograph with light blue background in the size of 3.5 X 5 cm.
- Police report
- Copy of lost passport (if any)
- Marriage/divorced certificate (below 18 years and marriage/divorced)
- Confirmation letter of employment for those working abroad
- Offer letter to study abroad
- Emergency Certificate with a report from Entry Point Immigration office
- Verification of Status (for a Permanent Resident of third country)
- Fire and Rescue Department Report form if the loss is caused by fire
- Letter from the Municipal Council if loss is caused by flood.
14. General
The usage of ‘anak lelaki (AL)' and ‘anak perempuan (AP)' for Indian and non-muslim citizens on the main page has been removed but is still stated on the ‘OBSERVATION' page.
Please note that passports that are not claimed after three (3) months from the date of collection as stated in the payment receipt will be cancelled and the fee paid is non-refundable. The applicant will have to submit a new application and it will be processed in the normal way.
Particulars of children (including infants) will no longer be included in the parent's passport. The child will be issued a separate passport. A change of photograph for children two years and above can be made by completing the Im.42-pin 1/97 form. Submit the form together with two recent photographs and the birth certificate (original and copy) attached. The applicant must appear before the Immigration officer.
Under the Guardianship Act 1961 - 1999 amendment, consent can be given by the mother for a child under 18 years old.
Loss of passport while abroad should be reported to the nearest Malaysian Representative Office for replacement of passport. A police report should be submitted also.
An application for replacement of lost passport should be sent to the Immigration Department of Malaysia Headquarters, Putrajaya Malaysia for decision-making/processing which will take approximately 3-4 months.
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 04 April 2012 02:54